Post by RayW on Jul 10, 2013 15:16:26 GMT -8
Please post your answers to the following questions here:
1. Do you agree with the assertion that immutability is an essential attribute that is a corollary of eternality? Explain.
2. In what way does God’s immutability trouble you?
3. In what way does it comfort you?
4. What is the difference in saying that God can be present in a spatial location and saying that He exists in a spatial location?
5. Is there a difference in saying that God is ontologically present everywhere and saying that God is relationally present everywhere? Explain.
6. How does the doctrine of God’s immutability help you to trust God more for things that He has promised? Give examples.
7. Considering the intimate way that God related to people in the OT (e.g., Abraham, Moses, David, Elijah), how does understanding God’s immutability help you to gain confidence in your intimacy with God? Explain.
8. The doctrine of God’s aseity teaches that God is in need of nothing, not even your love and worship. How can this positively affect your view of Him?
9. How was your thinking challenged most by this lesson?
1. Do you agree with the assertion that immutability is an essential attribute that is a corollary of eternality? Explain.
2. In what way does God’s immutability trouble you?
3. In what way does it comfort you?
4. What is the difference in saying that God can be present in a spatial location and saying that He exists in a spatial location?
5. Is there a difference in saying that God is ontologically present everywhere and saying that God is relationally present everywhere? Explain.
6. How does the doctrine of God’s immutability help you to trust God more for things that He has promised? Give examples.
7. Considering the intimate way that God related to people in the OT (e.g., Abraham, Moses, David, Elijah), how does understanding God’s immutability help you to gain confidence in your intimacy with God? Explain.
8. The doctrine of God’s aseity teaches that God is in need of nothing, not even your love and worship. How can this positively affect your view of Him?
9. How was your thinking challenged most by this lesson?